South of Market Health Center Main Clinic - San Francisco Community Health Center

Low Income Clinics Nearby

• South Of Market Health Center - Loprest Health Center

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 697-0490
  • Details: The service program for LoPrest Health Center includes an integrated behavioral health services (IBHS) model that combines mental health, primary care and social service treatment strategies in one setting as a means for improving patient adherence healthy quality, and ultimately patient outcomes.
• Baart Community Healthcare - Market

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 863-3883
  • Details: BAART Community HealthCare Clinics are licensed and certified by the California Department of Health Services. BAART Community HealthCare‚Äôs mission is to provide people with cost effective, comprehensive primary medical care and other health care services at its clinics or through community linkages, and to make such services available to as many people as possible that seek them. By doing so, BCH can foster the health, happiness and longevity of those individuals and can help them benefit our communities. BCH Clinics are staffed with caring, licensed Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Registered Nurses, as well as Licensed Vocational Nurses and Medical Assistants.
• Mabuhay Health Center

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 633-6421
  • Details: The Mabuhay Health Center (MHC) is a volunteer-run organization that provides free health care resources to the people of San Francisco. Our main service is a free community health clinic that operates in San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) district at the Bayanihan Community Center. Since an overwhelming majority of MHC’s patients are elderly Filipinos, cultural sensitivity entails navigating around hiya (a sense of embarrassment particular to Filipino cultures) and having volunteers on-site who are fluent in Filipino dialects (to facilitate health education and to encourage conversations - rather than monologues and misunderstandings - about personal health). We also tailor the content of health education workshops for youth such that our presentations make sense within the contexts of Filipino American culture and the South of Market community.
• A Woman's Place

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 487-2140
  • Details: Do you know how to be homeless? Probably not, and you probably didn’t know how much bureaucracy is involved. At our drop in services at a Woman’s Place, we help women navigate frustratingly complex systems to receive the help they need. Our staff is skilled at dealing with both the system and the complex needs of our guests using trauma-informed support and case management. Community Forward SF runs a 56-person capacity at a Woman’s Place. We have only one requirement - identify as a woman. Once inside, our guests receive the tools for success they identify with a case manager. This can simply be a hot meal, vocational training, housing placement - we let our guests decide what success looks like. Regardless of what services a guest wants, a Woman's Place gives them safety from the traumas of the streets.
• Medical Respite And Sobering Center

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 734-4200
  • Details: The Medical Respite and Sobering Center, located at 1171 Mission Street, provides specialized healthcare services to homeless patients in San Francisco. The Center serves as an important discharge option for San Francisco General and private hospitals as well as a drop off point for individuals with chronic alcoholism in need of stabilization services.
• Rose Hotel

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 543-5101
  • Details: The Rose is the acquisition and substantial renovation of an existing four-story concrete residential hotel originally constructed in 1912. The property is located at the center of the 6th Street corridor in the South of the Market neighborhood of San Francisco. Renovation of the building was completed in 1997 and it now provides permanent housing for 75 single adults who were previously homeless.
• Connecting Point

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (855) 234-2667
  • Details: Helping homeless and at-risk families in San Francisco achieve housing stability, economic self-sufficiency, and family well-being.
• St. Anthony Medical Clinic

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94102 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 241-8320
  • Details: St. Anthony’s Medical Clinic provides primary and specialty care to the Tenderloin community, serving nearly 2,500 individuals and families through more than 11,000 visits a year. We are a safety-net clinic, with nearly 90% of our patients living below the Federal Poverty Level. We focus on patient-centered primary care, with an emphasis on access and dignity. We also provide specialty services, including pediatrics, podiatric medicine, and behavioral health. We partner with like-minded organizations to extend our services for more comprehensive care.
• Canon Kip

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 487-3300
  • Details: Canon Kip Community House (705 Natoma Street), the first new construction complex in San Francisco for disabled homeless adults, opened in 1994, in the South of Market neighborhood. Today, Canon Kip continues to accommodate 104 formerly homeless individuals in SRO units. In addition to a communal kitchen and lounge on the first floor, Canon Kip is also home to the Canon Kip Senior Center, which operates seven days a week, as well as the CHEFS program, ECS's culinary training program for homeless adults.
• The Sanctuary

  • Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (415) 487-3300
  • Details: The Sanctuary (201 Eighth Street), formerly The Episcopal Sanctuary, provides emergency shelter to homeless adults who register through the City of San Francisco. The Sanctuary is a 24-hour facility and provides two meals a day to shelter residents. ECS collaborates with the nursing school of San Francisco State University and SFSU nursing students and faculty offer drop-in clinic hours for Sanctuary residents three days a week. ECS's behavioral health team, known as SF START, also provides behavioral health services for residents at The Sanctuary and other San Francisco shelters. Many Sanctuary clients are homeless seniors. Seniors have designated shelter beds and earlier access in order to provide extra time and space for evening preparations. Homeless seniors often have chronic medical conditions, such as diabetes, and the Sanctuary works to accommodate their nutritional needs in the breakfast and dinner meals. During the day, homeless seniors can enjoy programs and a hot lunch at the ECS Senior Center.